Changing the white balance after editing in photoshop. Can it be done?

[mlchristy]

I just spend a while editing some photos and on the third photo realized the white balance adjustment on that photo was much better and more to my liking.  I had already done a lot of editing work on skin, eyes, etc in photoshop on two others.  Is there any way to change the white balance on the two that have the editing almost finished and keep all the skin work and levels, etc, intact?  I know this is a very backwards way to do things.  I will be more careful with the white balance in ACR next time. This first one is where I really like the white balance. The second is not to my liking any more. Do I just have to start over?  Lighting was exactly the same in both.

[Damien Symonds]

2 minutes ago, mlchristy said:

I will be more careful with the white balance in ACR next time

Not next time.  This time.

Start over.

With a big slap upside your own head for good measure.

For heaven's sake don't let this happen again - do THIS.

[Crystal Felton]

you could try to keep your adjustment layers, but not the skin work.  You may have to make other adjustments to the adjustment layers, also...depending on what you did

http://www.damiensymonds.net/2013/10/replacing-raw-edit-in-psd.html